Friday, April 1, 2011

Three Factors When Learning to Play Electric Guitar

Some say that electric guitars are difficult to play but if you know the right techniques, you will be able to start to learn to play electric guitar in minutes. You have to prepare yourself for some lessons because you are about to learn many new things. If you know a bit of the lessons that you are about to encounter, you can determine your progress.

You see, there are three factors that you need to be aware of before you even start electric guitar lessons.

Number 1 Factor

Once you have the electric guitar, don't think about your worries in playing such instrument. First, you must sit down and study all the things that you have to know about the guitar's fret board. Be sure to purchase a diagram of an electric guitar in music stores and choose the one that shows the different notes. You must be able to memorize all the notes. Don't try to learn it in one day because this will be very boring.

As learning to much in one day will only led to frustration, spend at least ten minutes each day in learning the different notes while playing. Or try 10 minutes several times a day if you are ambitious and want to speed up your progress. You will not be able to learn to play the guitar unless you are able to memorized each and every note. Ninety percent of beginners achieve success because they memorized all the notes.

Number 2 Factor

Factor number 2 still doesn't involve electric guitar playing. For this part you need to concentrate on your ears. If you want to learn to play an electric guitar, you have to train your ears to listen and hear the notes. This is essential to the whole learning process. Ear training involves playing the notes and then singing it one by one. Play the note first and then sing it. Once you've mastered this, sing the note first and then play it. Determine if you got the note right. For the ear training, you can do this ten minutes a day, just like memorizing the notes.

Number 3 Factor

The final factor involves muscle memory development. Do some chromatic exercises but only the simple ones first, this is crucial. As you practice, try to incorporate scales as well. If you want to become a good electric guitar player, muscle memory development is essential. Just like the two other factors, spend ten minutes at a time every day for this activity.

These are the three factors that you should know before you take up any guitar lessons. If you are already familiar with these factors, then the upcoming lessons will not come as a surprise to you. You can learn all the guitar lessons easily.

So you see, you have to be patient and you have to devote some of your time in order to learn all the lessons in playing an electric guitar. The three factors seem very easy but if you do not put your heart into it, you will not learn anything. Concentrate and have the right attitude. Make sure that you are also motivated so that you can learn the notes or chords. If you have the right attitude, you will learn electric guitar playing in a few days.

Several minutes each day can take you a long way. By doing this, you can have fun while learning. Do not overdo each of the factors involved in the learning process. Otherwise, you will not enjoy learning to play an electric guitar. Be patient, work slowly and methodically.

Remember, you should not focus your attention to playing the guitar immediately. Memorize the notes, do some ear training, and muscle memory development.
The rest will come more easily if you follow the 3 factors.

Thursday, March 31, 2011

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Friday, February 11, 2011

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Friday, December 3, 2010

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The Riffmaster Pro has been an incredible help to me as the lead guitarist in our covers band Stone Dogs (www.stone-dogs.net) Not only to check out what the original guitar lines are but also to record the original tunes down a step. We play tuned down a semi tone and that feature means I can practice at home by playing along to any tune without having to worry about having a guitar tuned to the normal A440 pitch.




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Saturday, November 27, 2010

Learn to Play Guitar: Helpful Tips for Left-handers

Some guitar players are right handed while others are left handed. There are some things that left-handers can't easily do, and  playing guitar is one of them. But what if you really want to learn to play the guitar? Don't worry the case is not a hopeless one? Don't be downhearted because you can also learn to play guitar even if you're among the left-handers. Even left-handed individuals should not worry if they too can play a guitar well just like the right handed individuals. There are some very  helpful tips that you can make implement  so that the learning process will be quite easy. Now, you have a chance to play guitar together with the right handed pros. Well of course, you should prepare yourself because there are some problems that might arise while you're learning to play the guitar left handed. Here are the helpful tips that will guide you while you're learning to play guitar.
1. Most left-handed guitarists are confused when choosing the appropriate guitar. You have to options when it comes to accomplishing this task. The first option is to get a guitar used by right handed individuals and then have the strings' position changed. If you don't know how to do this, you can ask help from expert guitarists. Now, some left-handers are not comfortable with this set up but if you can pull it through, go ahead. The second option is to get a guitar for left-handers. Yes, there are now guitar especially designed for left handed people. Before you make any guitar purchase, you have to determine first which of these two options suits you.
2. Guitar lessons are sometimes hard to understand especially for lefties. You see, most guitarists are right handed and so you might get confused with the lessons. Always have this in your mind รข€“ try to reverse the lessons and everything will fall into place.
3. When you're shopping for a new guitar, make sure that you buy from a reputable store. You see, there are some stores that deliver defective guitars especially if they notice that you're an inexperienced left handed guitarist. Shop around and you can also ask help from fellow lefties so that they can show you the best stores in your area. If you want, you can also shop online and you will surely have a lot of choices.
4. Are you quite confident in learning to play the guitar? You have to be so that you will not feel ashamed to play the instrument even in the presence of other people.  Many brilliant and famous guitarists are known all over the world like Paul McCartney, Curt Cobain, and Jimmy Hendrix.
5. For beginners, it would be helpful to not play a guitar for right handed people in a left handed way. You will surely encounter problems with the guitar chords if you do this. Some complicated chords will be very difficult to play.
6. What matters most when learning to play guitar is to have fun. If you're comfortable with left hand guitars, don't immediately replace it with right handed ones. These are helpful tips that you should know especially if you're a lefty. If you're equipped with the right knowledge in playing guitars, all the guitar lessons will be very easy to learn and in no time at all, you will be playing with fellow lefties as well as with right handed guitarists.

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Monday, November 8, 2010

Axe Survival Guide - Tuning Your Guitar




  This may sound silly but you MUST make sure your guitar is in tune.  You can buy electronic tuners for this.  They clamp onto the neck of the guitar.  You pluck each string and turn the peg to tighten or loosen the string.  Usually a red light tells you it is out of tune.  When the light turns green the string is in tune. However I’ve included two links below to videos you can watch to tune your guitar to.
The first is standard E:  It was especially common in rock in the 70s (especially bands from the UK) to play in this key.  To play along to some albums, you’ll need to tune to this key.  It starts from the 6th string (the thickest string)


The second tuning is E Flat, which is more common in the US, and has become more popular by most rock and metal bands worldwide.  On this video the person marks it as G Sharp, which actually is the same as A Flat (don’t worry if that doesn’t make sense, just tune the strings until is sounds the same)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8QkIs6eNa0

So, just pluck the open string and turn the tuning pegs until the two sounds sound as close as possible.  You may need to go through the whole process twice to make sure they are all still in tune.
Be patient it takes time to learn how to tune your guitar.
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